Flowmaster 17162 American Thunder Cat-Back Exhaust System 1992-1995 GM Blazer/Jimmy 5.7L
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FLOWMASTER MUFFLERS 17162 Features:
This Flowmaster American Thunder® cat-back exhaust system is custom designed for 1992-1995 Chevrolet Blazer and GMC Jimmy with 5.7L engine and is perfect for the person looking for a mild to moderate sound level inside and moderate tone outside, with all of the performance benefits that you would expect from Flowmaster®. This bolt-on emissions-legal system features a flanged 3.00-inch mandrel-bent aluminized steel inlet pipe flowing into a Super 50 Series™ muffler for a deep powerful tone. The single 3.00-inch aluminized steel mandrel-bent tailpipe is finished off with an angle cut turn down style tip exiting behind the right rear wheel and uses the factory hanger locations for an easy installation. The exhaust system is covered by our 3-year Limited Warranty and includes all necessary parts and hardware for a quick and easy installation you can do at home.- Includes Hangers and Hardware for an Easy Installation
- Mandrel-bent 16-gauge Aluminized Steel Tubing
- Dyno Tuned for Maximum Performance
- Super 50 Series Performance Muffler
- Uses the Factory Hanger Locations
- Moderate Exterior Exhaust Tone
- Easy Installation
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